When someone asks AI about you, give it something accurate to read.

A credibility line first

We can't promise what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity or Google will say about you. Nobody outside those companies can. We can make your professional information easier for machines to find and understand, and we can show you when their crawlers read it.

What a claimed profile publishes for machines

• A schema.org Physician or MedicalOrganization node with your name, credentials, specialty, addresses and phone.
• isAcceptingNewPatients, and an OfferCatalog of services: telehealth, expert-witness work, treatment on lien, industry consulting.
• A ScheduleAction pointing at your appointment-request form.
• The conditions and procedures you confirm, as plain sentences and as knowsAbout entries.
• Plain-language "Availability & services" sentences an assistant can quote verbatim.
• A llms.txt file and an open API, so crawlers find the structure without guessing.

And what you see back

Every month, owners get a report: how many people viewed the profile, how many AI-crawler reads it had (GPTBot, Google-Extended, PerplexityBot and the others), where the profile ranks on its specialty-in-city page, and the one field to add next.

For the longer explanation of how assistants choose, read how your provider or practice profile shows up in AI search.

Not the provider?

Agencies and practice staff: claim on the provider's behalf, they approve from an email and confirm their own name, and every account an agency brings earns 20% for 24 months through the referral program.